NSW: People wanted for Bathurst

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by Zebee Johnstone, Jul 15, 2008.

  1. (yes I know there's another race on. But not everyone goes to
    that...)

    MOTORCYCLE COUNCIL OF NSW

    VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

    We are still looking for another 5 volunteers for the last week at
    Bathurst for escort duties.

    Dates are Saturday 4th October to Sunday 12th October.

    The busy period that we really need is for the Tuesday (7th), Wednesday,
    Thursday, & Friday (10th).

    Remember the money we earn at Bathurst is the life blood of the MCC of
    NSW, this provides our main income.

    Free camping, meal room, coffee, tea, sugar & milk provided plus $60-00
    per day meal allowance. Bring your own tent and camping gear. Of course
    there are the full toilet/shower facilities of a good campground.



    MCC of NSW raises money for its operations through managing the camping
    area at the Bathurst V8 races each year. No funds, no MCC of NSW.

    The first MCC of NSW team goes to Mt Panorama one month prior to the
    races at Bathurst and marks out over 5,000 campsites with survey and
    line-marking equipment. The MCC of NSW mananges mapping, operational
    activities and supervision to ensure all campsites are ready for the
    influx of spectators. We have just enough people for this team, which
    will take around three to four weeks to complete the task, depending
    upon weather.

    Once the gates open, race spectators who have booked their camping spaces
    need to be taken to their correct site. As mentioned, there are over
    5,000 campsites. An MCC of NSW volunteer rides a quad bike as escort
    to the newly arrived carload of spectators who have been checked in at
    the entrance gate, to their booked campsite. This is not a "security"
    job, that is for the security guards and Police. You will get to know
    Mt Panorama, so bring a camera. People arrive at different times of
    the day, so we schedule shifts of escorts.

    We need people for these escort duties.

    Good fun, good company, healthy mountain climate and free time to watch
    the races.

    Skills required?

    You have the ability to laugh. You can ride/drive responsibly through a
    BIG campground, speak politely to people and be understood on a two-way
    radio. Open-face helmet makes life easier. You can ride a motorcycle and
    have a valid license, therefore you can operate a quad. Radio stuff is
    simple to learn, stay away from the send button, keep it short.

    We can't pay wages, but we can and do pay daily expenses, as noted
    above.

    THIS is how YOU can help the MCC of NSW.

    Call Christine at the MCC of NSW Office
    9833 7794

    OR contact Christine by email on:-
     
    Zebee Johnstone, Jul 15, 2008
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  2. $60 a day for meals....are you going to supply a valet service for that
    price??

    $10 a day for BBQ sangas and coffee would be enough
     
    George W Frost, Jul 15, 2008
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  3. Zebee Johnstone

    Matt Palmer Guest

    George W Frost is of the opinion:
    It's probably track-price BBQ sangas and coffee, so the $60'll *just* stretch
    if you're not real hungry...

    - Matt
     
    Matt Palmer, Jul 16, 2008
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  4. Okay, granted with that, then why not set up a BBQ only for the volunteers
    I am sure there are literally hundreds of private BBQ's going around the
    track.
     
    George W Frost, Jul 16, 2008
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  5. Zebee Johnstone

    Nev.. Guest

    Just drop the other $50 in an envelope and post it to me each day, will ya.

    Nev..
    '07 XB12X
     
    Nev.., Jul 16, 2008
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  6. Zebee Johnstone

    will_s Guest


    Frosties idea on volunteers

    1/ Work them 20 hours a day

    2/ Feed them leftovers from last year

    3/ Shoot any that complain
     
    will_s, Jul 16, 2008
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  7. You have been reading my instruction manual

    frosty
     
    George W Frost, Jul 17, 2008
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